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check your config to see if it is hiding volume "preboot"

@vinh1978, whenever you try something new suggested by some member and yet are unable to fix the problem then when you report back (after trying) you are expected to provide new problem reporting files (it is written clearly in FAQ thread for gen_debug). Why submit new files everytime you try changing something? Coz, if you change the files many other things also change and they help keep track of how close we are from fixing the problem. Without new files after change, it is like shooting in the darkness and hoping to hit the bull's eye. Hope you understand. Regards

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Yes, open Config file with Clover Configurator, under GUI, remove Preboot under Hide Volume. Now you don't have to hit F3 overtime you boot. Run the attached permission.sh and post the output. I think cache is not working properly sudo permission.sh Check also in the BIOS under Wireless Devices if Bluetooth is enabled permission.sh.zip

check /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI, compare it with your other working system. Might just be needing drivers. Also try F3 to show any hidden partition

from terminal - diskutil list (take note of the EFI partion, normally /dev/disk0s1 - sudo mkdir /Volumes/EFI - sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk0s1 /Volumes/EFI or try ESP Mounter Pro, google it

don't forget to copy the kext in /EFI/Clover/kexts/Other/CopyTo/L/E to /Library/Extensions Repair permission and rebuild cache sudo chmod -Rf 755 /L*/E* sudo chown -Rf 0:0 /L*/E* sudo touch -f /L*/E* sudo kextcache -Boot -U / That should get the Bluetooth to work. Also check in system information under Bluetooth and USB to see if it appears.

It your wireless is Intel, it's not supported, replace it with a DW1560. No need to repatch the DSDT/SSDT for later OS X unless you have made hardware changes for BIOS changes. Replacing the display will not need any change, should work right away.

Here, replace contents into /EFI/Clover patched DSDT/SSDT from Origin, updated Config & kexts E7250_HS_abottwool.zip

Ok, use this DSDT: DSDT.aml.zip

Test this please: CLOVER.zip

Try Fn+F4 and also check the root if there's an EFI folder.